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USMNT Roster Update: Pulisic Returns, No McKennie for Friendlies vs. Korea, Japan

USMNT Roster Update: Pulisic Returns, No McKennie for Friendlies vs. Korea, Japan
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united states - The USMNT roster for upcoming friendlies includes Christian Pulisic's return but excludes Weston McKennie, Giovanni Reyna, and Matt Turner among others, for matches against South Korea and Japan.

USMNT Roster Update for Friendlies vs. South Korea and Japan

The United States men's national team coach, Mauricio Pochettino, has announced the 23-player roster for the upcoming friendlies against South Korea and Japan. The roster sees the return of Christian Pulisic, Sergiño Dest, and Tim Weah after missing the Gold Cup, while notable exclusions include Weston McKennie, Giovanni Reyna, and Matt Turner.

Recalled Players and Notable Exclusions

Christian Pulisic is back in the squad after sitting out the Gold Cup due to fatigue, along with Sergiño Dest and Tim Weah. However, Weston McKennie, who has seen reduced playing time at Juventus, was left out. Other players excluded are Giovanni Reyna and Matt Turner, despite their recent club moves.

Injuries and Uncapped Players

The roster adjustments due to injuries affected the availability of players like Patrick Agyemang and Malik Tillman. This has paved the way for uncapped players such as Roman Celentano, Jonathan Klinsmann, Noahkai Banks, and Tristan Blackmon to earn call-ups.

High-Profile Absences and New Inclusions

Notable exclusions also include Yunus Musah and Mark McKenzie, while new additions like Alejandro Zendejas and Josh Sargent bring fresh dynamics to the squad. The roster aims to build depth and fitness for upcoming opportunities, including the 2026 FIFA World Cup.

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